The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-10
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restaurant, Stokes Block. Monday morn
ing.
December 4th WAS quarterly pension
day and Judge Phillips was kept unusu-
ally busy There are a large number o.
veterans and soldiers widows in this
vicinity.
Olneyyille merchants are making ex'
tensive preparations for the holiday
trade. There are bargains at home as
we'll as down street.
c. II. Heptonstall. 1876 High street has
the largest and best assortment of Christ
mas Cards in town Prices ranging from
l cent to s.. Come in and look.
Reliable Family Medicines. Toilet Req
uisites. Bargains in Holiday Goods at
Anchor Drug Co.'S, % Westminster street.
Physicians prescriptions specially
Come and see.
The first anniversary of the marriage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Little was OBJ
served by pleasant gathering IF friends
at their house on Plainfeld street last
Friday evening.
Mr.. Jimmie Jerauld Of this place. for
merly connected with several opera
companies, has retired for the present
having secured fine position as a tenor
in one of the leading churches in the city.
Thursday morning n granger from
Foster was driving across the square
when the hind wheel of his vehicle caught
in the rail road track and Srenched off.
1t required the services of n blacksmith
for repairs
The opera Of Mikado will be given 10y
Messrs. b. A. Black of Boston and Jimmie
Jerauld here on or about Christmas or
New Years, Mr.. Jerauld assuming his
favorte part of Nanki Poo, the Wander
ing Minstrel.
The eighteenth birthday of Miss Annie
English was celebrated at her home on
Plaintield street last Friday evening 10y
surprise party. About forty of her
friends were present and all enjoyed "A
pleasant evening.
A woman partially intoxicated was
arrested by the Johnston police while
walking on the Springfield railroad track
early Sunday morning. She was ar
raigned in the Eighth District Court
Sunday and allowed to depart on condit-
ion that she should leave the town.
II is rumored that all the road houses
are closed up and that their inmates have
sought new fields. To this statement
there exist some well founded doubts
but it 10 certain that the state Of things
that existed a month ago is considerably
improved. Let the good work go on.
All framed pictures at Blandin's Art
Store, $50 Westminster street, Providence.
have been marked down to cost and some
Of them even below. A large assortment
TO select from and not shopworn articles
but first class goods. Also large number
of Christmas novelties, cards, etc, at
reasonable prices, Framing done 10
order.
The turkey supper givsn by the Ladies'
Aid Society AT their hall on Bowen street,
Wednesday evening. was well attended.
Skper was served from 8 till 8 o'clock
and over one hundred feasted on the
succulent Thanksgiving bird and declar-
ed 1t was good. At the next meeting,
which will be held next Wednesday
evening. the supper will be furnished by
three unmarried young ladies'.
l give honor to whom 1t IL due. DR..
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lIeve me. / have recommended il TO
scores Of people with like success, and
know it will cure all who try it.--Mrs. T..
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book how TO cure Kidney, Liver and
blood disorders. Mention this paper.
Mr.. Frank X. Foster. editor Of the
Boston Leader, and at one time Democratic
candidate ex-governor Of Massachusetts,
gave lecture on the Limitations and
Possibilities Of Organized Labor" in
Irons Hall last Sunday evening. The
lecture was under the auspices Of the
Weavers' Protective Assembly and the
reputation Of the speaker drew for him
very large audience. At the close Of
the lecture which was model Of its
kind, a well chosen musical and literary
programme was given.
When did the watch stopl j. A Webb
has taken this way 10 create little exs.
element among tobacco users. A watch
is in his window that was wound and
sealed by J. A. Angel, and every one
buying % cents worth Of cigars, tobacco,
snuff or smokefs articles are entitled 10
guess when the watch stopped and the
person guessing the nearest will receive
an elegant smokers set. Guesses receiv-
ed until January lst. A committee will
make the award January 22nd 'SS.
Guess when the watch stopped at J. A.
webb's. 1920 High street.
Pianos and Organs for the Holidays.
Cory Brothers, No. l3l Westminster
street are the oldest and most extensive